In Blow to Administrative State, SCOTUS Strikes Down Biden’s Debt Cancellation
The big loser today was not just the Biden Administration and its attempt to unconstitutionally circumvent the legislative branch...
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Ashley Baker
- Jun 29
Grutter v. Bollinger Attorney: Century of Racial Preferences Finally Comes to an End
In a landmark decision today, the Supreme Court effectively overruled Grutter v. Bollinger, striking down the use of race in admissions...
Curt Levey
- May 25
What Deeply Divided Court? SCOTUS Unanimously Rebukes EPA on Clean Water Act
SCOTUS Unanimously Rebukes EPA on Clean Water Act; CFJ Filed Amicus Brief in the Case
Curt Levey
- May 21
CFJ Mourns the Passing of Its Founder, Conservative Titan Boyden Gray
The Committee For Justice mourns the loss of C. Boyden Gray, its founder and a giant in the conservative legal movement.
Curt Levey
- May 18
SCOTUS Rules Warhol Silkscreen Infringed Photo, as CFJ Brief Urged
Supreme Court rules that Andy Warhol’s silkscreen infringed copyright, as Committee for Justice’s amicus brief urged.
Sevda Mirali
- Feb 28
SCOTUS Hears Student Debt Case in which CFJ Filed Amicus Brief
The Committee for Justice filed an amicus brief supporting the challengers in today's student debt cases at the Supreme Court.
Sevda Mirali
- Jan 30
Epoch Times: Public Approval of Supreme Court Slowly Rising Since Abortion Ruling, Poll Says
Curt Levey comments on public approval of the Supreme Court since it dropped precipitously in June 2022 when the court overturned.
Curt Levey
- Jan 20
Dangerous End to SCOTUS Leak Investigation, Further Investigation Needed
The failure of the Supreme Court’s report to shed any light on the identity of the leaker is the worst possible outcome.
Curt Levey
- Oct 31, 2022
CFJ to SCOTUS: Harvard’s 100 Years of Racial Discrimination is Enough
CFJ statement: Harvard’s 100 years of racial discrimination—in the name of furthering an amorphous interest in diversity—is enough.
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